GIR H. WILSON NEW CHIEF OF BRITISH STAFF
Sir Henry Wilson becomes chief of staff at Versailles with expanded powers for the permanent representative at the inter allied war conferences. Robertson was offered a choice between holding the Versailles post or returning to a previous position under new conditions.
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Gir H. Wilson
Alexpox
William Robertain
Kart
Henry Wilson Lato
Eta
Roberteon Hiveholen
Gt Verwaiiles
Hik
Germany halts troop transfer to western front report
A Dusandra Patohes report in Talla newspapers claims Germany commanded a halt on troop transfers from Ube east to the western front due to a series of collations. The article cites unnamed sources and mentions the apparent shift in German military logistics as of Poh 16.
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Tro Poh
Germany
Dion
War Insurance Extension Clears for April 12 Deadline
An advisory notes war insurance now requires extended filing by April 12 after a congressional extension. It warns that automatic coverage no longer applies and urges those with relatives in service to act. Separate dispatch reports Nancy bombed as raids hit Ville-Sur-Tourbe and nearby targets.
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George’. Porter
Council of National Defoe
Lawval
McCredies Team 10 Arrive Here For April Start
Portland's professional baseball season opens at Mound-Up Park with McCredie’s Team 10 arriving by April first. Five Tendietun players signed contracts. Pendleton will host writers and a four game aid package, with bracketed exhibition plans and a large contingent expected in early April.
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M'Credies
Portland
Bert Etep
McCredie
Portia
Pendieton
Tocat Fane Hive
Paphoroh
Uinee ii
Muio
Abell
Crert
Pendleton
Sued Over Faulty Seed Wheat Sales Claim
The Eugene Daily Guard reports a legal action where Spokane farmers sue for damages claiming they bought spring seed wheat considered unfit. Plaintiffs Kerr We, Campbell and Montgomery, and W. S. Campbell allege paying above market prices for seed that produced low yields, seeking substantial damages for lost crops and degraded seed quality.
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Spokane
Kerry We
KA Campbell
Campbell
Jrort
Mont- Power Wah Campbell
B.A. Lowell
Cureterae
Altorneya
Montana Electrical Workers To Vote On Strike March 1
BUTTE Feb 10 The electrical workers voted to take a strike vote on March first as part of labor actions across nine districts. Officials hope the move pressures companies and prompts a unified response from workers amid wage and hours disputes.
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Montana Electrical Workers
Butte
Muchiniote
Sowkins
W W Popad Not Guilty and War Case Plea
In Sacramento on December 1 W W Popad pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring to detract from the government in war. The defendant faced arraignment as the case continued. In another item, a man named Williams was charged with dynamiting near the governor’s mansion and pleaded guilty to related explosives action. Also reports note Vatican circles wary of peace talk and European reactions to President Wilson’s speech, with Austria and Germany showing mixed pacifist sentiment.
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Popad
Sacramento
Pilty
Williams How
Guilley
Nomi
Vatican
Teuton
Wilson
Austria
Germany
Preliminary peace move with Rumani a begun says Berlin
Berlin reports a preliminary peace move with Romania has begun though not yet opened final terms. The article notes Wehrmacht actions and diplomatic signals as Germany presses for a separate peace or terms with Romania amid broader Allied pressure in the Balkans.
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Rumania
Berlin
Knights of Pythias Anniversary Session Monday Evening
Leslie E. nan Grand Chancellor and W G Gleeson G K R five arriving for the Knights of Pythias anniversary session Monday evening with RAND officers in attendance.
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RAND
Leslie E. Nan
W. G. Gleeson
G. K
Knights of Pythias
First Installment Official List of the Tuscania Dead
The official list from the War Department today reports 52 names as casualties from the Tuscania incident. Names include Henry Bates of Dalor, George Bjork of St Hele, Fiver Houston, John Tonkin of Astoria, Theodore Lewton of Parent Grove, William Morin of Porthunsd, Kiley Murray of Pugent, Terry Tuttle Pilgin, and Willis Matthews of Bellingham among others from Washington and nearby towns.
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Tustania
Wir
Regens
Henry Bates
Dalor
George Bjork
St. Hele
Fiver Houston
Talil
John Tonkin
Astoria
Theodore Lewton
Parent Grove
William Morin
Porthunsd
Kiley Murray
Pugent
Terry Tuttle Pilgin
Washington
Willis Matthews
Bellingham
Noco Callabre
Mount Solo
John Ochesuire
Cass
Wesley Hyatt Sohom
David Menten
North Monet
Robert Warren
Seattle
Submarine Shells Defeat Dover in L. Grande Girls Game
La Grande reports 334 submarine shells and a high school girls victory over Dover. Vera Cook led with twelve baskets and three fouls, while Allison Finnell added three baskets. A preliminary hugh school team vs grade school five closed the night with spirited play as La Grande secured the win.
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P. HS
DOVER
LA Grande
Ley- Grande
Victoree Parte
Uinta
Mie Halley
Vera Cook
Oagain Theigh Polit
Allo Finnell
Marjhie
Alice Finnell
Jeanie Stoddand
Verve Cook
Oine
C. Ca- Milate
Dick Lawrence
Mar- Vin Keane
Jats Wille
Pon
Wioton
Cook
Wimnell
Drolund
EO Laing
Gemiert
WH. Thomeson
M. Burgess
Nelson
Oistérhare
G. Cort
Needy
Kooper
Lawrence
Lord Montgomery
Feng Torgeson
Suarids
Grady Tesim
Willis
M. Keane
Warde
S. Parretty
C. Snyder
Hover
Bigelet
Bowspan
Tintag's Neonty Puen Editorial Notes
Fragmentary telegraph style notes and page references appear, listing editorial content and sections. The readable parts mention page lines and a few scattered terms, but no clear events or names to fully establish a story.
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Tintag
Thirteen Proves Jinx For E. H. Fehr of Weston
Thirteen proves unlucky for E. H. Fehr of Weston as a strange sequence of misfortunes unfolds. The article recounts a disputed event on a December day, noting Fehr faced a jury verdict and potential legal consequences, including a ban from a town and a 12 day period of inspection.
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E. H. Fehr
Weston
Leone
Fehr
Wortland
Winse
Ehekinarbsen
Great Hill Dotted with German Guns Yankee Objective
American gunners observe a hill three miles northeast of Xivray ten miles east of St Mihiel, dotted with German gun nests and observation stations. The sector has been quiet, with German attempts to advance repelled as Yank freedom fighters defend the line.
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Yankee Objective
J. J. Pegler
Movint Berm
Great Bil
Toule
Gibraltar
Hob Fitzsimmons
Xivray
St. Mihiel
Lambing Season Begins in Umatilla County Oregon
In western Oregon the lambing season has started in Umatilla County with operations running from now until April. The Smythe Brow camp at Arlington has hosted lambing for the past week and Dan P. Ermythe reports 230 ewes giving birth to twins with no losses so far. Joe Cunha noted ongoing activity near Echo and other nearby locales as lambing picks up statewide.
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Wonatilla
Oregon
Smythe Brow
Arlington
Dan P. Ermythe
Joe Cunha
Aldo
Echo
Grim Reality of Trench Warfare Shown in Picture
A private exhibition at Arcade Theater depicts grim trench warfare through close-up scenes of artillery duels, barbed wire, and soldiers dying, illustrating German propaganda's moral impact and the brutal toll of combat. The exhibit contrasts with earlier war imagery and emphasizes the horror and deglorification of battle.
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Warila
Toukeha
Arcade Theater
Murape
Itseia
Bation
Roelk
Dworth
Trent
Mike Rong Meu
Ehadder
German Officer Traded Secrets for 20000 Dollars
Unclear text fragment recalls a German officer allegedly agreeing to sell state secrets for 20000 dollars amid wartime shortages and food rations. The garbled account mentions hunger, neutrality, and military matters but contains many illegible phrases and disjointed lines.
Appeal to Loyalty to Get Men to Work in Shipyards
Washington reports Senate and House conferees agree on a shipyard housing bill to ease labor shortages. Presidents and labor leaders clash over strikes and government mediation as war needs push for rapid ship production and potential use of conscription or military exemptions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Murtey
York
Tlw
Stevnwr
Union
Te Mare
Jdomaids Athos
Ehipyaer
Valen
al Neon
Povernament
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